Gas Dielectric Variable Capacitor

Gas Dielectric Variable Capacitors are a type of capacitor that uses a gas as the dielectric material. The dielectric material is the insulating material between the capacitor plates that stores the electrical charge.

These capacitors are designed to have a variable capacitance, meaning that the capacitance value can be adjusted. This is achieved by changing the distance between the capacitor plates or by changing the effective area of the plates.

Gas Dielectric Variable Capacitors are commonly used in applications where precise tuning or adjustment of capacitance is required. They are often found in radio frequency (RF) circuits, such as in radio transmitters and receivers, where they are used for frequency tuning and impedance matching.

In terms of the supply class, Gas Dielectric Variable Capacitors fall under the category of Capacitors, which are passive electronic components that store and release electrical energy. They are part of the supply group Electrical And Electronic Equipment Components, which includes various components used in electrical and electronic equipment.

Overall, Gas Dielectric Variable Capacitors are versatile components that provide adjustable capacitance for precise tuning in electrical and electronic circuits.